Several researchers from the University of Granada, Alicante, Murcia and Vigo are studying and translating into Spanish the works of 500 women writers who experienced the Holocaust, and then bringing them to light. Some of these women reported live experiences, while others have received testimony from their mother or grandmother (in the photo, women in the Theresienstadt concentration camp). The first issue will be a newspaper written by 13-year-old Eva Heyman, who was killed in Auschwitz.